Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed (Democrat of Michigan) intensified his speech on Thursday to rally President Donald Trump for universal health care.
And he did it with two things that usually make a president weak: gold and his own name. In this case, a gold “TrumpCare” card, which would be used in a Medicare for All system named in honor of the president.
“Donald, it’s on the table,” El-Sayed wrote. “Ensuring health care for every American, from cradle to grave. »
He shared three images of the card, with the name “TrumpCare” and the president’s distinctive signature:
Details on the card describe a “Medicare for All” system applicable to every doctor, hospital and clinic in the country, guaranteeing care “with no premiums, no deductibles and no co-pays.”
El-Sayed campaigned on Medicare for All and recently talked about naming it after Trump if that’s what it took to gain the president’s support.
Trump loves gold so much that he added it everywhere in the White House and even personally glued some of the embellishments in place himself. And he especially likes having his name on things: buildings, airports, park passes, money, and more. He even tried to add it to the Kennedy Center, then became angry when a judge ordered it removed.
But El-Sayed said that was not a problem when it came to universal care.
“I don’t care what it’s called. I want people to have health care in this country,” he said on CNN earlier this week.
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